Six Tulsa Gridders Change Schools Surprise Move
Six University of Tulsa football prospects reported absent from spring drills at Tulsa but appeared at the University of Corpus Christi in a sudden transfer bid. Tulsa coach J O Brothers said teammates quoted the players saying they had received tremendous offers.
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Buddy” Brothers
Six UCC players desert Tulsa for Nevada on coach's notice
Bas 7 coulant stay were. Will Walls, football coach at the University of Corpus Christi, learned of six players leaving Tulsa for UCC of Nevada when Brothers called yesterday. Sophomores Tackles Jim Prewitt Smackover Arkansas Floyd Harrawood Harlan Kentucky Bob Miles Santa Ana California Guard Tom Hamm Eddie Ware transfers and halfback George Coldiron from Harlan arrived by car. Walls says the six had written he and staff prior to the move, spoke with several coaches, and offered no actions loaded.
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All-State Stars in Game Here Friday
Virtuoso scorers Glen Whites and Denny Rutherford lead the Hooker-Vandergriff lineup as they meet Graham Hoeme’s Plowboys at Amarillo College gym Friday night. The show features Dee Nutt Gene Schmidt Doug Higgins and other top college players, with 50 and 75 cent admission. Pakistan's Film Censor Board adopted a new code directed largely against Indian films.
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Junior Baseball Plan Meeting Tonight at Herring Hotel
The 1950 YMCA Junior Baseball program stages its planning session at 7:30 PM in Room 204 of the Herring Hotel. YMCA official Homer Cowan welcomes adult leaders and notes the need for many umpires as the program expands to four age groups 9 10 11 12 13 14.
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Browns' Brain Man Boots a Good One
In Burbank California on March 15 Dr. David Tracy attempted mass hypnotism to help the St. Louis Browns reach the World Series. He asked if any pitcher had a sore arm and rookie Les Stone replied with a left handed constraint.
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Seminole Golf Showdown Ends In Open Finish
PALM BEACH Fla March 15 Champion Henry Ransom and National Open titleholder Cary Middlecoff contended for top money in the final round of the 11th annual Seminole Golf Club 64 hole tournament Middlecoff, from Ormond Beach Fla, set a new course record with an eight under par 64 and a 36 hole total of 137 Ransom of St Andrews Ill led on day two with 68 two strokes off the pace were Dick Mayer and Lew Worsham Mayer fired 68 Worsham 69 Tied at 140 were BF Harrison and Jack Burke Jr also in contention Ferrier Palmer and Penna tied at 141
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Dutch” Harrison
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Sugar makers seek mandatory gasoline alcohol blend
Sugar industry leaders push for a law requiring all cars to run on a gasoline and alcohol mixture. They argue the move would reduce fuel costs and reliance on imported fuels. The proposal faces regulatory and industry coordination hurdles.
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Roughnecks Top Eagles 4 3 in Texas League Exhibition
Beaumont Roughnecks defeated the Dallas Eagles 4 to 3 in Cuero Texas. Ford Garrison and Bob Marquis hit first inning home runs for Beaumont. A bases loaded double by Frank Finnegan in the eighth drove in the tying and winning runs.
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Badger Aide Hutchison Poised for NCJCT Start
Badger AID Albert Hutchison freshman Amarillo College pivotman could boost Wisconsin's bid for national recognition as the National Junior College tournament opens March 21 in Hutchinson Kansas. The 6 foot 4 inch Clovis product impressed with a strong defensive showing against Carnegie last week. He played in relief of center Gerald Rogers as Wisconsin meets Dodge City in the opening round Tuesday night at 8.
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Golfing Galf Plan Tourneys
Oscar Fraley reports on the launch of the Women's PGA Tour, a four-city, 144-hole event with $5,000 first prize and the Weathervane trophy. Key pros Louise Suggs Babe Zaharias Patty Berg Betty Jameson will headline alongside about a dozen players, aiming to shift prominence from men to women on golf’s stage.
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Mrs Frank Wolflin Wins Amarillo CC Handicap Tourney
Mrs Frank Wolflin shot a net 32 to win first place in the Amarillo Country Club Women's Golf Association Handicap Tournament yesterday. Her card reads 48-16-32.
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Childress Track Prospect Joe Sparkman Eyes State Mile Title
Childress High School junior Joe Sparkman, 135 pounds and 5 feet 6 inches, shows rapid progress in the mile. He clocked 4:56 in a practice meet, aiming to cut to 4:40.8 for the state meet in May, following a 4:40.8 runner-up finish last year and a strong earlier season at Amarillo. His long stride and growing experience echo the paths of Jerry Thompson and Tom Rogers.
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Giants Hit By Flu Strike In Spring Camp
Phoenix March 15 three New York Giants including manager Leo Durocher are battling flu. Slugger Outfielder Bob Thomson and Infielder Roy Zimmerman are also affected as the team copes with illness during spring training.
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Record of Wealth in U.S. Horse Racing Purses
The article notes that over fifty million dollars is paid annually in purses to United States race horse owners, highlighting the economic scale of the sport.
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Harvest Queen Team Winner Defeats Tulsa Independents 43–23
Wayland College Harvest Queens beat Tulsa's Independents 43 to 23 in Dallas at the Southwestern AAU Women’s cage meet. Halftime was 18–15, with Wayland extending in the second half behind solid scoring from Tippie, Wales, Barkley, Cosby, and Clepper.
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Bowling Scores From Major League Meet at Peerless Lanes
Bowling results list multiple teams and players with scores from the Major League event at Peerless Lanes. Diamonds Shop, Prescription Lab, Dock Coffey Pontiac, Pinkney Sun Ray, Fyfe Cement, Studebaker Champions each posted wins with players and scores noted. National Shirt Shop forfeited.
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Local bowling league results from Santa Fe and beyond
Locals teams posted strong scores in the Santa Fe League with Seeley 594 and Rose 479 leading totals. Other highlights include CHICAGOANS 506 and CANYON 439 while INDIANS posted 467 and 375 for partner scores. Multiple squads crowned event winners across divisions with high single games and team totals noted.
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Golf Rule Changes Allow Drop Near Water Hazard
The United States Golfing Association announced rule changes effective today. A player with a ball in a water hazard may drop a ball under a one stroke penalty as near as possible to the spot of the original stroke. The rules also allow moving fixed or growing objects including sand to find or identify the ball, with restoration to original positions before addressing the ball.
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California Foal Production Tops 13 Percent National Total
California produces 13 percent of all registered thoroughbred foals in the United States, Canada and Cuba, highlighting the state’s prominent role in horse breeding across North America and the Caribbean.
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